Patient's question:
Doctor, I had nocturnal emission last night, and when I got up this morning, I felt some pain. I have had nocturnal emission before, but I have never experienced pain after it before. So, I wanted to ask you a few times, doctor, what should I do about the pain after nocturnal emission?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking: Your condition may be a urinary tract infection with inflammation or urethritis. It is recommended to go to the urology department of the hospital for examination to clarify the condition.Males begin to enter puberty at the age of 10, and the recurrence of nocturnal emissions is a normal physiological phenomenon. It is advised to maintain regular meals, balance work and rest, engage in appropriate activities, avoid sexual intercourse, do not hold urine, and always keep a positive mindset. Pay attention to personal hygiene.